In some cases,the injured party may sue for _____,that is,a court order directing a person to perform as he/she agreed to do.

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Specific performance refers to a court order that requires a party to fulfill their contractual obligations. This remedy is often sought when the damages resulting from a breach of contract cannot be adequately compensated through monetary damages. Therefore, the injured party may sue for specific performance to force the other party to perform their agreed-upon obligations. The other options (B) liquidated damages, (C) rescission, and (D) injunction are other possible remedies for breach of contract, but they do not necessarily involve the court ordering a party to perform as agreed upon.

In Some Cases,the Injured Party May Sue for _____,That Is,a